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I'm afraid I might make the wrong decision.

It's about Tesla

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A look into the past:


Tesla shares reached their all-time high on November 1, 2021 at around $414.

The share price then reached a low in mid-2022. However, 2022 was also the raccoon year on the stock market, which led to a general market weakness in the technology sector as well as interest rate hikes.

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What has happened in my portfolio in recent weeks:


My Tesla position has grown unexpectedly quickly and significantly. I am now considering selling a third of the position and shifting the proceeds into my ETFs:

$TDIV (+0,89 %)

$FUSD (+0,92 %)

$GGRP (+1,07 %)


Then my ETFs would be the largest positions in my portfolio again, as I wanted. However, restoring the desired allocation does not require a sale and I am in no hurry.

But I have no idea where the journey with $TSLA (+0,29 %) is going to go. For example, whether we will actually see something in the direction of $600, whether profit-taking will drive the price down again, whether we are just building up the double top anyway🤪


I'm afraid I might make the wrong decision. 😨


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How can I evaluate and act wisely and sensibly in this situation?

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Well, it was precisely because of the opaque situation that I sold my Mercedes position, for example. Tesla makes good e-cars but is in fact overvalued (Elon Tax).

That's why I would also be in etfs simply so that you don't have to worry about volatile and hyped stocks.
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How about hedging the current position with a stop for a partial sale?

Or/and set a trailing stop loss?
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Set a Sl and be happy if it continues to rise. If it then moves sideways, you can still sell it.
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"Only" yes. The question is how much loss you want to accept.
Remember greed eats brains and less is sometimes more. If you sell it now and it continues to rise, it is of course annoying. If you hold it and it falls, you'll be even more annoyed
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My position from March is at +110% and I will bluntly pursue the "let profits run" strategy, especially over the Trump years. Throwing away winners is like having a great racehorse, letting it run all the time and then taking it to the butcher and telling him to make salami out of it. Just let it keep running. 🏇
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@Iwanowitsch Tesla is extremely volatile, which is precisely why I decided not to invest. In principle, I believe that Tesla is pursuing a good and forward-looking strategy. However, in my view, the company is too dependent on a single person, which is not sustainable enough for me.

If you like speculative investments, Tesla is certainly interesting. However, I would not recommend Tesla for a medium to long-term investment.
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